Latin America

MEXICO

The Aguilas de Mexicali (Mexicali Eagles) are members of Liga ARCO Mexicana del Pacífico (Mexican Pacific League), a 10-team winter loop that operates from October to January, with the champion advancing to the Caribbean Series in February. The ball club calls the 17,000-seat El Nido de Los Aguilas, its home ballpark, AKA The Nest in English.

Tigres de Quintana Roo

Just a short drive, but a world away from Cancun’s famous beaches, AAA baseball thrives at Estadio de Béisbol Beto Ávila. The hometown Tigres (Tigers) are one of Mexico’s most storied teams, having amassed 11 championship banners over the course of their six-decade history. Though the Tigers have called three cities home in that time, the team has been settled into Cancun in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo since 2007. In that short time, the Tigres have brought two pennants to their Caribbean

COSTA RICA

Estadio Antonio Escarre (Asociación Deportiva Beisbol Master)

When you think of baseball in Central America, Costa Rica does not come to mind. However, there is a ballpark worth visiting when in San Jose. Estadio Antonio Escarre is the largest baseball stadium in the country. Built in 1955, the stadium holds 4,000 with a covered roof, bleacher seating on each foul line, and a manual scoreboard in a mixed-residential neighborhood of San Jose.

MEXICO

Aguilas de Mexicali

The Aguilas de Mexicali (Mexicali Eagles) are members of Liga ARCO Mexicana del Pacífico (Mexican Pacific League), a 10-team winter loop that operates from October to January, with the champion advancing to the Caribbean Series in February. The ball club calls the 17,000-seat El Nido de Los Aguilas, its home ballpark, AKA The Nest in English.

Tigres de Quintana Roo

Just a short drive, but a world away from Cancun’s famous beaches, AAA baseball thrives at Estadio de Béisbol Beto Ávila. The hometown Tigres (Tigers) are one of Mexico’s most storied teams, having amassed 11 championship banners over the course of their six-decade history. Though the Tigers have called three cities home in that time, the team has been settled into Cancun in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo since 2007. In that short time, the Tigres have brought two pennants to their Caribbean

MEXICO

Aguilas de Mexicali

The Aguilas de Mexicali (Mexicali Eagles) are members of Liga ARCO Mexicana del Pacífico (Mexican Pacific League), a 10-team winter loop that operates from October to January, with the champion advancing to the Caribbean Series in February. The ball club calls the 17,000-seat El Nido de Los Aguilas, its home ballpark, AKA The Nest in English.

Tigres de Quintana Roo

Just a short drive, but a world away from Cancun’s famous beaches, AAA baseball thrives at Estadio de Béisbol Beto Ávila. The hometown Tigres (Tigers) are one of Mexico’s most storied teams, having amassed 11 championship banners over the course of their six-decade history. Though the Tigers have called three cities home in that time, the team has been settled into Cancun in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo since 2007. In that short time, the Tigres have brought two pennants to their Caribbean

MEXICO

Aguilas de Mexicali

The Aguilas de Mexicali (Mexicali Eagles) are members of Liga ARCO Mexicana del Pacífico (Mexican Pacific League), a 10-team winter loop that operates from October to January, with the champion advancing to the Caribbean Series in February. The ball club calls the 17,000-seat El Nido de Los Aguilas, its home ballpark, AKA The Nest in English.

Tigres de Quintana Roo

Just a short drive, but a world away from Cancun’s famous beaches, AAA baseball thrives at Estadio de Béisbol Beto Ávila. The hometown Tigres (Tigers) are one of Mexico’s most storied teams, having amassed 11 championship banners over the course of their six-decade history. Though the Tigers have called three cities home in that time, the team has been settled into Cancun in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo since 2007. In that short time, the Tigres have brought two pennants to their Caribbean

PUERTO RICO

Criollos de Caguas (English)

Some people claim “baseball is life.” In Puerto Rico, that phrase is still true. Named after a state senator, Estadio Yldefonso Sola Morales is located in a residential area one-half mile south of the center of Caguas (pronounced caw-gwas) and opened in 1974. In 2017, Hurricane Maria decimated Puerto Rico, dumping 35.9 inches on Caguas. This interview with Pudge Rodriguez tells the poignant story: CAGUAS CRIOLLOS BASEBALL STADIUM | Good All Over.

Criollos de Caguas (Español)

Algunas personas afirman que "el béisbol es vida". En Puerto Rico, esa frase sigue siendo cierta. El Estadio Yldefonso Sola Morales, que lleva el nombre de un senador estatal, está ubicado en una zona residencial a media milla al sur del centro de Caguas (pronunciado caw-gwas) y se inauguró en 1974. En 2017, el huracán María diezmó a Puerto Rico, arrojando 35,9 pulgadas sobre Caguas. Esta entrevista con Pudge Rodríguez cuenta la conmovedora historia: CAGUAS CRIOLLOS BASEBALL STADIUM | Good All O

Gigantes de Carolina (English)

The Clemente Stadium was built in 2000 and is located 18 miles east of San Juan and 11 miles east of SJU (San Juan Airport). Residential and commercial areas surround the park, though it is located off Highway 3. It features a beautiful exterior with a huge Clemente statue at the entrance and a large parking lot.

Gigantes de Carolina (Español)

La frase tan utilizada “El béisbol es vida” sigue siendo cierta en Puerto Rico. El Estadio de Roberto Walker Clemente lleva el nombre del nativo de Carolina, Roberto Clemente, quien se hizo famoso entre todos los fanáticos del béisbol como un gran jugador y, más aún, un gran humanitario.